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Applying Airbnb Data Principles to Health IT Interoperability

by Dr. Donald Voltz 10/27/2015 Leave a Comment

Applying Airbnb Data Principles to the Health IT Interoperability

When we look outside the walls of traditional medicine, we can find innovative solutions that when applied appropriately, can create unforeseen benefits. Stuart Kauffmann, an evolutionary biologist and complexity systems researcher, proposed a theory where biological organisms can morph into more complex systems that expend less energy.  The idea of increasing the complexity to gain some increased benefit has been applied to areas outside living organisms with some success.   Airbnb disrupted
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Empower Patients: Give Them Better Data!

by Our Thought Leaders 10/26/2015 Leave a Comment

Big-Data in-Healthcare

Editor's Note: William Rusnak, MD (@RusnakMD) is a resident radiologist, writer, and financial investor. He writes about topics such as healthcare technology, biotechnology, business, and entrepreneurship. Imagine that you are diagnosed with serious illness. Wait. Maybe that is a little strong. Sadly, however, there really is no good way to start this conversation. In any case, how do you perform your medical research? If you're like most people -- 77% to be specific -- you run straight to Dr.
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How Home Health Software Improves Provider-Patient Relationships

by Our Thought Leaders 10/20/2015 2 Comments

Provider-Patient Relationship

Consider the typical provider-patient relationship: Patient visits the doctor. Doctor conducts examination, provides diagnosis, advice, and a plan for treating the illness. The doctor might even provide advice for better overall health. Patient leaves the office, where he or she may or may not follow through on the doctor’s suggestions. From here, health care is largely in the hands of the patient. In fact, by some estimates, the majority of health care takes place outside of a provider’s
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Why I Despise my EHR, But I’m Still Using It

by Robert Rowley MD 10/19/2015 3 Comments

  Modern electronic health records (EHRs) have become the norm in U.S. health care — nearly 80 percent of office-based physicians use them, up from 40 percent in 2009, according to federal data. But while adoption is up, satisfaction has plummeted. In 2010, about 61 percent of physicians liked their EHRs (were satisfied or very satisfied, according to periodic AMA surveys). This dropped to 48 percent in 2012, and in 2014 satisfaction rates were only 34%. Physicians have come to
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10 Ways Artificial Intelligence Could Make Me a Better Doctor

by Our Thought Leaders 10/13/2015 7 Comments

4 Barriers to Overcome Before AI in Medical Imaging Becomes Mainstream Artificial Intelligence Applied AI AI in Healthcare AI Software Platform Artificial Inteligence in Healthcare

Editor's Note: Bertalan Mesko, MD, PhD is a medical futurist who envisions the next trends for companies and governments in order to make sure a mutually positive relation between the human touch and innovative technologies will rule the future of healthcare. He is an international speaker, consultant, geek physician with PhD in genomics, and founder of Webicina.com. He is the author of the recent book, "The Guide to the Future of Medicine”.  I was watching the movie Her for the second
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Why I’ve Tried Every Wearable and Abandoned 99% of Them

by Our Thought Leaders 10/12/2015 Leave a Comment

Wearables

Editor's Note: Tasso Roumeliotis is the CEO and Founder of Location Labs by AVG, a global pioneer in mobile security for humans and is an expert in mobility. Prior to Location Labs, Tasso was a Vice President at Claridge, a $3 billion fund with wireless and media assets.  In the past 5 years, I’ve tried more than 2 dozen wearable devices. Some for less than a week, some only once, but very few have become part of my lifestyle. Now, I’m not necessarily your average user. You could say
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Will the Home Become the Healthcare Center of the Future?

by Stuart Karten, Principal of Karten Design 10/09/2015 Leave a Comment

The Uberization of Healthcare

Editor's Note: Editor’s Note: Stuart Karten is the principal of Karten Design, a product innovation consultancy creating positive experiences between people and products specializing in health technology.  This is an essay adapted from a talk he will give at the 2015 USC Body Computing Conference on October 9, 2015. Our design firm has been studying how the future of medicine is becoming “invisible”—powerful, ubiquitous, and intuitive. In most cases, technology has outpaced design. In its
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5 Things Hospitals Can Learn About Patient Engagement From Netflix

by James Dias 10/05/2015 Leave a Comment

Since its inception in 1997, the video streaming and DVD distribution company Netflix has grown into an internationally recognized giant in the entertainment world. In July of this year, the business reported that its subscriber base had grown to 65.55 million, according to Business Insider. There's no denying that the company has captured the attention of its target audience. Netflix understands what drives the modern consumer and has carefully tuned and shaped its offerings and service
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Can You Maintain HIPAA Consent While Using Email?

by Our Thought Leaders 09/29/2015 Leave a Comment

Editor's Note: Erik Kangas is the Presdient and CEO of LuxSci, a SaaS company specializing in security, privacy, HIPAA compliance, and all things email. He also consults on email best practices, secure web site architectures, and HIPAA compliance to organizations around the globe. The way personal health information has been gathered, stored, and protected over the years has seen a great number of changes. Up until 1996, when Congress first passed the Health Insurance Portability and
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How 3D Printing is Driving Innovation to Medical Specialties

by Our Thought Leaders 09/28/2015 Leave a Comment

The Future of 3D Printing in Healthcare

    Some have claimed that the advance of medical (and computer) technology is progressing at a rate faster than the human mind can assimilate. 3D printing is simply two-dimensional printing built upwards. The most exciting aspect of 3D printing involves is the promise of healthcare solutions so tailored to the individual, only “personalized medicine”—dependent on individual gene sequencing—can compete. 3D Printing in Orthopedics 3D printers emerged on the scene only to
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